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    I made a resin pen for the wife got as far as using brasso and found out that there was small pin hole now filled with dry brasso. Is there a good way of cleaning it with out any damage? I have tried water.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dj_pnevans View Post
    I made a resin pen for the wife got as far as using brasso and found out that there was small pin hole now filled with dry brasso. Is there a good way of cleaning it with out any damage? I have tried water.
    David
    As Brasso is hydrocarbon based, ie Turps or White Spirit, I would try some of that with an old toothbrush to get in to the pinhole.

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    Yeah it's the pits when you brasso and find the flaws you couldn't see earlier. I purchased a cheap $30 ultrasonic cleaner from Aldi last week "just in case". I wonder if that'd work?

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    Hi Fred I had a go with tuprs no luck but the old tooth brush should do the trick.
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    An air compressor and blower comes in handy and will remove it ,that's if you have one.
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    I have an air eraser pen that works well. It's just like an airbrush, except that it holds
    very fine abrasive instead of paint. Perhaps a disposable airbrush kit might work? Just
    use one of the bottles for the powdered abrasive and plan on discarding the bottle?
    I think the media I used was 320, but I'd have to look. Might need to put a little CA on
    it to fill after that. I see those kits around for $15 or so.. an air hose with 5 or 6 bottles.

    That is .. if the toothbrush doesn't work.

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